WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Which revision of these sentences uses a relative clause?

Fred won a stuffed animal at the carnival. He gave the stuffed animal to his girlfriend.

Because Fred won the stuffed animal at the carnival, he gave it to his girlfriend.

While Fred was at the carnival, he won a stuffed animal for his girlfriend.

At the carnival Fred won a stuffed animal, which he gave to his girlfriend.

At the carnival Fred won a stuffed animal, and he gave it to his girlfriend.

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Which revision of these sentences uses a relative clause Fred won a stuffed animal at the carnival He gave the stuffed animal to his girlfr class=

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Relative clauses begin with the relative pronoun who, that, which, whose, where and when. ergo.. your answer would be C. Hope this helps! ^-^

The sentence that uses a relative clause is, at the carnival Fred won a stuffed animal, which he have to his girl friend.

What is relative clause?

A relative clause is a type of clause that gives the reader more information about the reason to the other noun, its a dependent clause.

Because the relative clause is a clause that gives the reader more information about the reason to the other noun, and its a dependent clause. Relative clause are, that, who, which, whom, etc. So, in the given sentences relative clause is used, at the carnival Fred won a stuffed animal, 'which' he gave to his girl friend.  

Hence the correct option is, C. At the carnival Fred won a stuffed animal, which he gave to his girl friend.

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